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Also known as “New England Aster” and by Latin name “Symphyotrichum novae-angiae”. Bushy deep green foliage produces an abundance of medium sized daisy flowers in vibrant purple with yellow centres in late summer to fall.
| TYPE | Perennial | SUN | Full Sun |
| HEIGHT | 1.4 ft | SOIL | Moist Well Drained |
| SPREAD | 1.7 ft | FLOWER | Spring, Purple |
| ZONE | 2 | FRUIT | Edible Foliage, No Fruit |
Medium growth rate
Narrow Deep green leaves produce bushy foliage
Attracts butterflies
Rabbit resistant
Used as a border plant, in edging or in a massed planting
Can be susceptible to disease when good airflow is not present.
Beautiful use as a cut or dried flower
Great for planting in containers
Blooms in late summer-mid fall
Plant in a full sun location
Requires moist, clay conditions - does not like to dry out
Low maintenance
Remove spent flowers to prevent reseeding; Pinching in early summer yields better branching and more flowers
Should be divided every few years to maintain vigour
Smoke from burning the leaves and flowers used historically by indigenous peoples as an additive to kinnickinnick smoking mixtures, and for a variety of ailments. Also used in teas. Not commonly used in current herbal preparations, but may be useful as a decongestant or light sedative
DISCLAIMER: The information presented here regarding edible/herbal/medicinal uses is for informational purposes only. Always consult a physician or other qualified health professional prior to ingesting any plant not sold expressly for its edibility
| Pot Size | #1 Pot |
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